Does anyone really use any numbering like this over two octaves? I find I'm spending more time doing simple maths (2 octaves + perfect 4th = 7 + 7 + 4) than identifying the notes 🫠
just a question, what is the highest score ever seen in sight reading contest, along with yall's personal bests when you do the trainer on insane. mine is 13.
I personally do not use the trainer, as I can recognize all of the notes/chords, and the trainer format is not conducive to becoming faster slowly, and does not emphasize accuracy.
Instead I recommend Notationist, or if you are a free member, just work on general sight reading on your instrument.
Instead of focusing on speed at first, just get every single note right, even if it takes you many seconds to recognize (or work out). There is a significant time penalty for missed notes (around five seconds) so be careful first, and later slowly speed up.
Also invesions are super easy, and IMHO a waste of time, so do not judge the rest of the contests by this. (aka sus chords are the only ones not following the same rule)
sus chords are pretty much the only chords I never use while composing or playing. also, i got my highscore of 45 in 3 runs, so i do understand that inversions are incredible easy
Melody jay needs a cadence before the prompt. -.- How is this missing and you're charging money?! I hear a melody and the root is something entirely different than what's shown afterwards. 🤦🏻♂️
That doesn't make any sense, because you show the scale degrees afterwards, and I heard something entirely different. Like P1 P4 M6 P4, whereas I heard P5 P1 M3 P1. This isn't relative pitch.
@Johnny Silverhand Exactly: unless you're playing atonal music, melodies are always heard relative to a tonal centre. This is true even of monophonic textures, and even more so of the typical melody-plus-accompaniment texture, in which melodies are only ever sounded against a meaningful harmonic background.
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